One Way Home (2026)
Take on the role of a twelve-year-old boy in this puzzle platformer about the journey home through the most terrifying of nightmares. Each playthrough is unique: the choices you make affect the types of skills and locations, the development of the story and its ending.
Platforms
PCGenres
Adventure IndieThemes
Drama Horror Mystery Survival
Languages: English and 22 more
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Critic Reviews
GameGrin
By Alana DunitzNo Way Home is a space shooter with precise controls and challenging combat. Being able to constantly upgrade your pod with new weapons is so much fun!
Checkpoint Gaming
By Checkpoint GamingI didn't have a bad time with No Way Home, although as an experience, it doesn't feel quite substantial enough on PC. While the increased amount of loot and enemies is a welcome enough improvement, being limited to only one weapon at a time results in a fairly repetitive gameplay loop, and that's before getting into the procedurally-generated environments which caused most areas to feel basically the same, albeit with a different (quite lovely to look at) backdrop. The story is fun while it lasts, with Cho's interactions with the quirky alien galactic denizens remaining funny and enjoyable. If you're looking for a short looter-shooter with more of a focus on the story than the gunplay and are satisfied with that trade-off, then No Way Home might well be worth checking out.
